G^ersonal Tfftention—Socialctivities
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Local Affairs
Mrs. Mary Brown and Pat spent
the week end in Statetvllle with
Mr. and Mr». A. C. Farthing
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Council!
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Raleigh transacting business
Mrs. K £. Agle and Bob Agle,
Jr. are visiting with Mrs. E. H.
Agle in Greensboro this week
Ming Molly Agle left Tuesday to
visit her grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Eury in Bessemer City.
Mr. and Mr* Sam Hubbard of
Asheville spent the week end with
her sister, Mrs. Jim Dotson.
Col. and Mrs. Dallas P. Knowle
of Winter Park, Florida, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ellis
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J E. Holshouser
visited Thursday with their son
Jim, who is a patient at Duke
Hospital.
Mr .and Mrs. Alfred Adams,
who have been in Elliston, Va.,
for the past year, have returned
to their home on Route 3.
Dr. and Mrs. Roy M. Brown of
Chapel Hill spent last week at
their summer home, Boofie Route
1.
Mrs. C. B. Angel U spending
three months visiting in Raleigh.
Barnwell, S. C., Macon, Ga., and
Plant City, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rollins of
Spindale were week end visitors
with Mrs. Rollins' mother, Mrs.
Lena Geer.
Dr and Mrs. Robert Whitener
and son, Donald, of Chapel Hill
are visiting Dr. and Mrs. D. J.
Whitener this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Robbins
and Alice Marie and Mrs. Robert
Miller of Plneola visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Cook Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Winkler
spent Sunday with Mrs. J. R.
Hagaman in Patterson and Mrs.
Callie Seehorn in Lenoir.
Mr. Neil Hartley of New York
City returned home Sunday after
visiting several days with his
mother, Mrs. Pearl S. Hartley.
Miss Peggy Teague spent the
week end with Misses Ella Ruth
Hampton and Carrol Kennedy of
Piney Creek, N. C.
Mr and Mrs. Johnny Barnett announce
the birth of a daughter,
Valerie Sue, on May 30, at Watauga
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Collier, Dan
and Cathy of Riehmond, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. Dixon Quails of Chapel
Hill spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Ed S. Quails.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Wilson and
Brenda returned Monday from a
vacation at Daytona Beach and
Sanford, Florida.
Dr. and Mrs. W M Matheson,
Bill, Barbara and Robert returned
home Sunday after vacationing
at Clearwater and New Smyrna
Beach, Florida, for eleven days
Mrs. Paul Bteck and son, Gill
Paul, of Winston-Salem and Mrs.
Bob Suddreth of Lenoir were
week end visitors with ' their
grandmother, Mrs. A. W. Smith.
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Richardson
and David left Saturday for Memphis,
Tenn. to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Thompson, former
residents of Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Cresent
of Sugar Grove announce the
birth of a daughter. Denise Lucille.
on June 1 at Watauga Hospital.
Susan, Jack, Melanie, and Charles
Gibson returned to their home
in Greensboro last week after
spending three weeks with Mrs.
Ann Hardin and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Hansford Miller
and family, Mr*. Georee Miller
and Nell spent the week end In
Big Stone Gap, Virginia, visiting
relatives.
M. L. Warren. Jr., of Cleveland
Ohio, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Warren. Sr., of Zionville.
during the Memorial Day
holiday.
Mrs Lucfflp Nlrtten, Miss Cl«ra
Lane*. Mrs E. L. Austin and Miss
Connie Home of Monroe were the
dinner euests of Miss Helen Underdown
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. N. Alexander
and Ions, David and Neil, of Win
ston-lalem spent Sunday with Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Alexander, and
they attended' Mr. Smith Hagaman's
funeral.
Mrs. Edward B. Mast and
daughters Alice and Jinny Belle
hare Just returned from a week's
visit with another daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Metvin Dots and family
In Jacksonville, N. C.
Superintendent and Mra. D. L
Smith of Greensboro were among
the out-of-town viaitors attending
the funeral aervice of Dr. B. B
Dougherty. Later they .visited With
De%n and Mrs J. D. RanhfijL
Mra. Palmer BUfr and children.
Palmer, Jr., Sharon and Susan,
will leave Sunday to visit two
weeks with Mrs Blair's mother.
Mrs. A. R. Rives In Sanford. They
also plan to visit with Mr. and
Mrs John Davis in Mmataia, N.
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MISS JIMMIE LOU CULLER
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Culler, of Boone, aanounce the engagement of
their granddaughter, Jimmie Lou Culler, to Mr. Jim Hodges, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hodges of Lenoir. The wedding will be an
event of the fall.
Mr«. T. W. Lipscomb and daughter,
Merlyn, and Mr». Mildred
Arthur of Spartanburg, S. C.. were
week end guests of Mr. and Mr*.
H. Neal Blair. Mrs. Lipscomb and
Mn. Blair are *i*ter*.
Mrs. Pete Brault, Den.se and
Keith of St. Cloud, Florida were
visitors of Mr. and Mr*. Herbert
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bodenhamer,
and other relatives In
Boone during the past two weeks.
Mr and Mrs. Sam McCollum
and daughter, Regina, of Reidr
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Neal Blair,
Jr. and Linda of Greensboro were
recant visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Neal Blsif r
Mr and Mrs. Joe Minor, Joe.
Phil and Jan art vac.tionlng ten
days in Rich Square, N. C. *Ufc,
Mrs. Minor's aunt. *1" I*™
Spivey and other relatives in that
vicinity. , .
Mrs Roy Smith and son Lyn of
Oxford, Mrs Sam Molr and son
Ron of Mt. Airy and Mrs Emma
Moore of Boone are *P*ndllJ*
week with Mr and Mrs. W. R.
WMr'eand Mrs. Nicholas Erneston
and family spent several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Don-;
aid in Lexington, Va.
Erneston remained with her |
grandparents for a visitMrs.
Bina Graham, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Carroll and Mrs^
S. B. Hayes returned to their
homes Sunday after visiting a few
days with relatives in Coshocton,
Ohio. • »
Miss Laura Holshotfaer and Mr
Johnny Mast left Friday to spend
, few days at WrighUville Beach
and Eliiabetown. They are the
guests of Miss Nancy Summerland
of Eliiabetown.
Mr. and Mri. J. C. Creed, Jack, 1
Jilda and Tommy, and Mrs. I. i*
Walters of Knoxville, Tenn returned
here Thursday from a
week s vacation at Myrtle Beach
Mrs. Walter* returned home Saturday
after visiting two Wedcs
with the Creeds.
Mrs S F. Horton has returned
to her home at Suttr Grove far
the summer Mr. Horton will Join
her Julv 1 when his ^slgnatona'
Superintendent ci toe Jeftoroon
Schools in South Carolina goea Into
effect. __
Miss Arlene Wast of Kannapolis
arrived home Mdav to J"*1"* *
month with her mother, Mr* Edward
B. Mast and make final orenarations
for her wedding June
*)th to Mr Ray MeRUmey at
Kannapolis. _
Representative H. 0.
da, accompanied bv
who wttl remain there untl this
vision of the Legislature I* »d-1
,0|»"and Mrs W. L Holahmiee*
Ir„ BUL letov. and
4rHntftoi*yir«rlni» TTT v
visitors 3th Mrs W L Holsbou^
t. Mr. aM Mr* Sr** *nrt» In
ninwlne Rock and other relative*
ta Km—i aid B»"«er EJ*
Miss «ve1v* Withes* h»« e<^
-Med h- ^ M JHe
C«H**e of the W-tve-'tv
of North Carolina «ie I* <mendln*
(Mi wiA wltt ^ wfc
<nd Mr*. Gardner D. Watfceeon.
end brother Lynn at Vila*, before
returning to Greeneboro for
Mrs. Claude Norris of Stuart,
Virginia, arrived Saturday to h«r
home at Sands to spend the summer.
Mrs. Muriel H. Glenn and Miss
Margaret Glenn spent last week
in Detroit visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Smith recently
returned from a week's
visit in Cresent City, Florida. On
their return they stoped by Greenville,
S. C. to see their new grandson,
James Bard King, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James H. King, Jr. James
Bard King was borft May 14.
Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Whitener
spent the week end in Chapel Hllf
where they attended Dr. Whitener's
class reunion at the University
of North Carolina. On their
return, they visited with Mrs.
Whiteness brothers, Drs. J. W.,
G. W., and E. Carr Choate, In
Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C Cheek, Jr. of
Charlotte, Dr. Roy Johnson of
Washington, Mr. and Mrs. James
H. King, Jr. and soas, Lee, Len
and Jimmie, of Greenville, South
Carolina spent the week end here
with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Smith,
Mrs. Roy Johnson and Don, Randy
and Beth.
Mrs. R. E. Cogswell returned
home Monday after visiting a week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Finis Wagner. Mrs. Cogswell attended
her class reunion and Centennial
celebration at Queens
College In Charlotte Friday and
Saturday. The Centennial message
was given by C. W. Gilchrist.
Mr. Cal Bumgarner of Newberg,
Oregon, and Mrs. C. C. Chureh of
North Wilkesboro have been visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Bumgarner
of Boone since last Wednesday.
Mr. Cal Bumgarner has
been gone from North Carolina
4? years and this is his first visit
here since that time. His wife, the
former Miss Blanche Greene, passed
away in March, 1957.
Mrs D. L. Wilcox and Mrs. H.
W. Wilcox are attending the 60 annual
convention of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs at
the Blltmore Hotel and Wuntftml
Auditorium in Ashevilte this week.
Mrs. H. W. Wilcox, president of
the Worthwhile Woman's Club, is
a delegate and other members of
the local club plan to attend some
of the meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. J»me« R Mast lefl
last Wednesdsv for Ralef«h. Mantea,
Nat's Read, and Morehead
CHt. They reached Wilmington on
Satnrday. where we?* Joined
bv Mr. and Mrs. Colon Nlfnn* and
daughter Pebkle. of WinstonSalem.
The Nifoncs and Masts will
mwnd tw» wertr at wrwrwnif
Beach, returning home Saturday
or Sunday.
Wortonn*Are q.
1ft S. fL
Ifr and Mn 8. F. Horton were
honored at i hmriiran by the
member* of the Jefferaon faculty
tw FrtUf. May 31. Tier-wire Jh»
tented «tth a lovely floor limp
and other gtfta -1
Mrs. Fearie F. Horton. teacher
ti the adult «MHetT( claaa of the
Jefferaon Baptiat Church waa
MoMed at 4 0oih| «#ay party and
preaented with a beautiful allver
tnr a> Tlwifmay of KM «wk
Miss Perry Weds Mr. John R. Hagamati
MRS. JOHN R. HAGAMAN
The First Baptist church in
Granite Falls was the scene of a
wedding Thursday afternoon at
9:30 o'clock, when Miss Norma
Jean Perry became the bride of
John R. Hagaman of Zionville.
She i> the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dorrell Perry of Granite
Falls. The bridegroom is the son
of Mrs. John S. Hagaman of Zionville,
and the late Mr. Hagaman.
The Rev. Paul E. Bruce, pastor
of the bride, officiated, using the
double ring ceremony.
Mn. Bill Deal of Granite Falls,
rendered t program of wedding
music. Soloist was Mis* Azalee
Wilaon of Zionville.
The bride given in marriage by
Bride-Elect
Is Honored
Mis* Arlen !• Matt, June 30,
bride-elect of Ray McKinney wu
the inspiration of the dessert
bridge party held Thursday night,
May 16, at the Rowan Dairy Bar,
Kannapolis
Hostesses were Miss Mary Ann
Wall and Miss Flora Burns, both
of whom will be attendants in the
wedding.
Miss Hast, daughter of Mr*.
Edward B. Mast of Boone and the
late Mr. Mast it a librarian in the
Kannapolis school system.
The two hostesses are employed
in the Kannapolis elementary
school system. Miss Wall is from
Wadesboro and Miss Burns b
from Ridtburg, S. C.
For the hospitality, Miss Malt
choae a pink and white party
frock and white accessories. Her
gifts from the hostess included a
white Carnation corsage and silver
in her chosen pattern.
Refreshments at the beginning
of the party were ice cream molted
in the shape of miniature
brides and bride-eroom*, greet)
and white bridal cake, nuts, and
mints.
Between progressions potato
chips and cokes were served.
Miss Florence Lute was high
scorer and Mrs. Fred Chapman
scored second high.
Others attending were Mr*.
Mast, mother of the bride-elect.
Miss Irene Rumple, Mrs. B. It.
Phillies. Mrs. Chorlo* Payne, Mrs.
W W Hart sell. Miss Addle Ree
Myers snd Miss Nancy Bollinget.
Present were Miss Flor* Burnt.
Mis* Florence Lutz, Mrs. Richard
Bingham. Mrs. Ruth KKterlinC
Mrs Max Price snd Mls« Marian
Kelly.
DiMer Party i _
Ttw administration forte of
Kannanolf* City Schools honored
Miss Mast, bride-elect, at * dinner
party it Lake Lynn Lodge. Co4cord,
Tuesday, May 28.
Slimmer flower* were used III
I i a * s II i ns
offsriiioni.
Seafood dinners were served.
Mia* Mast choae for this occasion
a pink brocade sheath dre*
with matching accessories to
which she added He hostesses
Corsage of white carnations
The group presanird the hoitoree
with • beautiful silver salad
trayThose
present were Mis* trent
Rumple. Mrs B H Phillip*. MM
Dallas Campbell. Mr*. Fred Chap
man, Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Bullock,
MP. BMWV.V. RartatH,
her father, wore * white gown of
net over satin, fashioned with
three-quarter length sleeves. She
carried a white Bible topped with
an orchid tied with satin streamers.
Her only ornament was a
strand of pearls, a gift from her
mother.
Hiss Linda Perry, was her sisters
maid of honor. She carried a
bouquet of pink and white roses
tied with pink satin ribbon.
Jim La 11 of Valdese, was best
man. Ushers were Larry Estes and
Haxie Williams.
Mrs. Perry, mother of the bride,
wore a navy blue dress with white
accessories.
:rw i»».
The bridegroom's mother wore
a pink dresa with blue accessories.
Both had white carnation corsages.
The bride is a graduate of Granite
Falls High School and Clevenger
College, in Hickory. She is
now employed as secretary at
Fashion Furniture Company in
Hickory.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Cove Creek High School. He
was discharged from the Army in
December after having served two
years. He is now employed at Abernethy
Chevrolet Company in
Hickory.
After a brief wedding trip
through Western North Carolina
the couple will make their home
with the bride's parents In Granite
Falls tor the present. \
Parties Given
For Newlywetln
Min Beth Eggers and Mr. Jerry
HU1, who were married Sunday,
May 20, were honored by
Mrs. W. R Winkler and Mn.
James Winkler who gave a bullet
supper to the wedding ruhearsal
on Saturday, May 38.
Lovely arrangement* of paste) |
llowers decorated the serving |
table and other rooms in the j
home
Thii ty-two guests attended the j
party at the home ol Mn. James i
Winkler
Cake Cndlng
Mrs Constance Stalling*, Mrs !
C. Ray Lawrence and Mrs. L. H. j
Hollingsworth gave the cake cut-!
ting lor Miss Eggers and Mr. Hill I
at the Hollingsworth home Satur- j
day evening. May 25.
The home was decorated with j
white peonies and pink rhododen-1
dron. The bride's table, done in !
green and white, was covered with
a white Irish linen Door-length
cloth. An arrangement ol peonies
and white spice dianthus Hanked
by white twisted candles centered
the table. The all-white wedding
cake decorated with rose buds and
wedding bells was set on a wreath
ol lily ol the valley leaves.
Seventy-live guests enjoyed the
occasion.
Luncheon
Mrs. John Eggers ol Greensboro,
Mrs. A. L. Eggers ol Glen
Alpine and Mrs. Graydon Eggers
were hostesses when Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Hill, the bridal party and
out-ol-town guests were entertained
at a luncheon on Sunday. May
26, at the Mountaineer Room.
The bride's table was centered
with an arrangement ol white
roses and peonies, and the other
table was centered with mixed
pastel flowers. Place cards decorated
with small gold wedding
bells were used.
Covers were laid tor sixty
guests.
Miss Brown. Mr.
Quails Married
Mr. and Mrs. John Edgar Brown
Jr. of Boone and Fayetteville announce
the marriage of their
daughter, Virginia Orlando, to Mr.
Dixon Lee Quails, son of Mr. and
Mra. Ed S. Quails of Boone. They
were married at the University
Methodist Church in Chapel Hill
on Friday, November 23, 1986.
Mrs. Quails is a 1986 graduate
of the Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina. During
the past year she has been
employed by the Burlington City
Schools in Burlington, N. C.
Mr. Quails is a 1990 graduate
of the University of North Carolina,
where he was a member of
the Beta Theta Pi social fraternity.
He is presently a third year
student in the School of Dentistry
of the University of North Carolina
and is a member of the Psi
Omega professional fraternity.
They will soon make their home
at 116 Purefoy Road in Chapel
Hill, where they will remain until
Mr. Quails completes his work at
the University.
The Appalachian Senior High
and Elementary School* unnounce
another Summer Band Program
tuning June 17th. Under the direction
of Mr. S. Perry Watson.
Director of Band*, the band chute*
will have many varied feature*
which will appeal to student* and
their parent* alike.
Now is the beat time for beginning
students to take up the study
of an insrument. The regular
school schedule doe* not have
ample time for inatruetlng beginners.
This time can be offered
during the vacation period. More
Individual attention can be secured
a* more time is allowed per class.
There will be a great deal of outside
help in connection with the
Band Camp Instruction Staff from
Valle Crucis and there is more
concentrated study of an instrument.
Mr. Watson and his staff will
offer also a detailed Intermediate
Band Course for those who havfc
been playing a band instrument
and desire further advancement.
This is aimed at those boys and
girls who need additional study
and desire individual help and
attention.
A* stated above, band will begin
on Monday morning, June 17
at 0:30 in the Elementary School
band room, and will include full
band experience, group itudy, individual
attention, supervised practice
and Strobocom instruction.
Mr. Watson and a staff of four
band directors will be on hand to
instruct and all interested student*
and parents are cordially invited
to attend.
Parkway Bids
To Be Opened
Waynesville, May 30— Bids on
the construction of a 6.2-mile link
of the Blue Ridge Parkway near
here will be opened June 20, Parkway
headquarters at Roanoke. Va.,
announced today.
The new section win run westward
from Balsam toward Soco
Gap.
Headquarters said the work on
the new link would not be completed
before the 1998 travel season
opens.
Masonic Meeting
There will be a stated communication
of Watauga Lodge No. >03.
A. F. It A. M. at the Masonic Rail
Friday evening at 7 o'clock. There
will be work in the second degree.
President Eisenhower set a bedrock
flg«re of $3,860,000,000 for
foreign aid, telling Congress that
it would endanger the peace to cut
below it.
Miss Gowlea, Mr.
McNeil Marry
Mix Peart Cowles, Watauga
county teacher, and Mr Fred McNeil,
attorney from Chester. Pa.,
were married Friday, May 111 by
Dean J. D. Rankin in the Rankin
home. Both were former students
<tf Appalachian State Teacher*
College
Honored At
Shower Party
Miss Joan Rosenbalm, brideelect
of Keith Van Dyke, was honored
Mav 29 by a miscellaneous
shower given at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Roy Hayden pf Bristol,
Virginia. Co-hOstesses were Mrs.
Hayden and Mrs. Ivan Hayden.
A color scheme of green ind
white was used throughout the
shower. The table, covered by an
ivory lace table Sloth, was centered
by a green and white umbrella,
trimmed with white wedding bells
and ribbon, wilder which the gifts
were placed.
Refreshments of green punch,
cake, frosted in green and white,
nuts, and mints were served after
which the bride-elect opened the
gifts.
Boone Dancers To
Appear In Hickory
Two young dancers from Boone
will take leading roles in Louis
Nunnery's production of" "The
Sleeping Beauty" Thursday night
in Hickory.
Miss Mollie Agle, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Agle. will
dance the part of the Princess. A
pupil of Nancy F. Cook of Boone,
she will appear as guest artist in
Hickory. Her partner will be Gilbert
Pendergrass, a member »f
the New South Dance Theatre,
which recently appeared in Boone.
Mr. Pendergrass Is also a dancer
in "Unto These Hills."
Bob Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Cook and a pupil of Mrs.
Cook and Mr. Nunnery, will have
as his partner Miss Lee Harper,
daughter of Mr. and Mra. F. G.
Harper Jr. of Hickory and Blowing
Rock.
| The performance will be held at
I the Hickory Municipal Auditorium
at 8:19.
If Congress approval, the United
States will pay about 40 per
cent of the coat of the United Nations'
peace keeping force In the
Middle East.